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January 24, 2023

Best Regional School in North Dakota for Online Bachelor’s Degrees and Online Master’s in Education

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Valley City State University (VCSU) has been ranked by US News and World Report as one of the best online bachelor’s degree programs and one of the best online master’s education programs in the nation.

US News and World Report’s Best Online Shows report was released today.

Overall, VCSU ranked second highest among all North Dakota schools for online degree programs. VCSU was also one of only two North Dakota universities ranked for having the best online master’s education program.

“We are proud to offer a high-quality education in multiple formats at VCSU,” said President Alan LaFave. “Our faculty and academic affairs team make it a priority to ensure every student has an excellent experience, regardless of classroom location or delivery method.”

VCSU faculty have participated in multiple Quality Matters workshops to ensure online courses are of the highest quality possible.

“We are pleased to see outside sources recognize the efforts we have made to provide an excellent education in person and online,” said Larry Brooks, Vice President of Academic Affairs. “We have a dynamic team of teachers who take the extra time and effort to ensure that the courses help students succeed in school and beyond.”

US News and World Report uses multiple data points when compiling the rankings, including how well the program promotes participation and engagement. The use of services and technology also weighs heavily in the report. Faculty credentials and peer reviews are factored into ranking.

To schedule an interview about the rankings or for more information, contact Tammy Jo Anderson Taft at tammyjo.taft@vcsu.edu or 701-845-7227.

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